Bookcase I made as a wedding present for my granddaughter and her husband. Made out of oak with a golden oak stain and they polyurethane finish.
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The above pictures are of the first cedar chest I made it was for my wife. It's made out of ash with a cedar lining. It was stained golden oak with a Danish oil finish
The three pictures above are of my grandson's cedar chest I made for his high school graduation. it is all oak with a golden oak stain and clear Danish oil finish. All of these cedar chest that I make have all four sides complete so they don't have to be put against something to hide the back.
The pictures above are of one of my granddaughter's high school graduation cedar chest . She and her husband are still in college and are using it as a coffee table. It is made of oak with black walnut panels with a clear Danish oil finish .
Making Sawdust
The pictures above are of my other granddaughter's cedar chest. It is made out of wormy maple with a Danish oil finish
This next cabinet I built at the request of my daughter Margie for her glass collection. It is constructed out of oak and oak plywood that is stained walnut and a Danish oil finish.
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This next cedar chest I built at the request of my son Chris. It is constructed out of walnut with white ash raised panels. I started out putting a Danish oil finish but decided to use a wipe polyurethane gloss finish.
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